1.5.0

09 de ago. de 202637 mudanças

7 adicionado 30 alterado

Adicionado

Added authenticated LAN Remote Control for browsing agent chats, watching live output, and sending one message at a time from a mobile browser.
Added Remote Control enable and disable controls, device limits, token regeneration, named devices, session metadata, one-hour default expiry, and individual revocation.
Added Agent Sandbox job and thread identifiers, structured spawn acknowledgements, persistent Codex app-server threads, parent-to-worker relationships, and reply relay back to the Claude planner.
Added persistent Agent Sandbox projects with project folders, live session restoration, project switching, on-demand workers, and regular project terminal synchronization.
Added regular shell workers to Agent Sandbox so long-running development servers remain visible as plain terminal panes.
Added development and installer icon themes independent from the interface theme.
Added Erase all data (fresh install) after backup export for a complete local reset.

Alterado

CLI detection during onboarding is time-boxed per provider so slow PATH entries cannot freeze setup.
New profiles reach onboarding cleanly, and parking terminals no longer blocks account switching.
The default profile image and generated app icons now use the dark Alethe artwork.
Agent Sandbox project creation entry points are hidden behind a build flag while the feature is archived.
The startup screen now shares the Home background and ASCII-art treatment.
Profile export now includes the complete profile, including Todos, history, metrics, preferences, tokens, scrollback, and all other stored data.
Account switching closes each pseudoconsole before waiting for its final scrollback flush and can resume parked sessions without restarting the app.
The Accounts modal has clearer hierarchy, spacing, and profile creation controls.
Project dropdowns use the Todo List's viewport-safe portal behavior, path containment, truncation, Escape handling, and consistent styling.
Concurrent panes cannot resume the same Codex conversation, and active-writer errors split across output chunks recover reliably.
Agent Sandbox workers run unrestricted and non-interactively by default. Claude uses --dangerously-skip-permissions; Codex uses unrestricted approvals.
Sandbox workers use readiness-aware prompt delivery, delayed bracketed paste, separate submission, settle detection, deadline fallback, and supported prompt arguments.
Automated Claude and Codex workers default to Haiku where applicable, preserve their own working directories, skip Codex trust checks for the selected Sandbox folder, and report structured errors without exposing task text.
Automated workers move from Working to Done or Error based on streamed output, while submitted prompts are cleared to prevent duplicate execution after HMR.
Sandbox stop and project-switch operations invalidate in-flight spawns, and startup failures release the retry guard.
Windows Sandbox path comparison is case-insensitive and ignores trailing separators.
Agent Sandbox panes use the same terminal headers, dimensions, backgrounds, and xterm surface as regular workspace terminals, with resize and Focus mode support.
The real planner-to-worker proof of concept replaces mocked communication: Claude plans, Codex works, and /spawn creates a visible terminal in the session.
Development-only Welcome, Theme Picker, and Redo Onboarding actions are hidden in production.
New users receive the default purple avatar when they do not select a custom image.
Todo items now animate on entry, hover, drag, and reorder targeting.
Markdown viewer comments and their shortcut are temporarily disabled while the feature is repaired.
Empty-workspace defaults, disabled-button contrast, sidebar drag previews, and sidebar transitions received clearer visual feedback.
Agent Sandbox evolved from a temporary draggable PTY demonstration into a full-screen, compact, design-system-aligned terminal canvas with real providers and messaging.
Sidebar drop targets now exist only during an active DnD-kit drag.
Top bar controls, tabs, status pills, and window actions now share consistent spacing, height, and radius values; the customization control no longer reserves space while hidden.
Remote WebSocket clients authenticate before counting toward limits, bind to the selected LAN address, strip control characters, and receive restrictive security headers.
Remote addresses remain hidden behind a generic placeholder until QR pairing completes.
Form dropdowns now use the compact 32 px system-wide standard.
Remote security policy, session lifetime, LAN status, and device revocation moved to a dedicated Preferences category, leaving the QR dialog focused on quick access.